Sorry for the nooby question, but my Dad is finally upgrading our surround sound system (speakers, amp + bluray player). We have a few Pink Floyd DVD's that we both like, but Dad is a much bigger fan of Queen than myself.
What concert films should I look at getting?
There's not really many Queen official live DVDs out there - Montreal '81 (DVD and Blu-ray) , Milton Keynes '82 and Wembley '86.....or the Queen+ stuff. with Paul Rodgers. As for promo clips, it's pretty much the same - just Greatest Hits 1 and 2. For picture quality and nice sound, the best of the live ones is Montreal '81 (Blu), although for a newer fan, Wembley '86 would have better-known stuff on it. After that - check the "announce" section and download a few of the non-offical ones to get a fuller view of Queen's live prowess - the early 70s ones (Rainbow/Hammersmith) are great, as are Earls Court and Houston '77.
in terms of video and audio quality, Queen Rocks Montreal is superior - followed by Ukraine and Sheffield.
Wembley and Milton Keynes are great, but fall short in the production.
e-man wrote: in terms of video and audio quality, Queen Rocks Montreal is superior - followed by Ukraine and Sheffield.
Wembley and Milton Keynes are great, but fall short in the production.
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And Sheffield is ruined by the fact they ruddy well filmised it!
brians wig wrote:
Sheffield is ruined by the fact they ruddy well filmised it!
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Nah, I like it that way!
brians wig wrote: e-man wrote: in terms of video and audio quality, Queen Rocks Montreal is superior - followed by Ukraine and Sheffield.
Wembley and Milton Keynes are great, but fall short in the production.
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And Sheffield is ruined by the fact they ruddy well filmised it!
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And Sheffield is ruined by the fact there's Paul Rodgers.